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That was one of my main theories as to how they got there. I always write that when people ask me how they got their. Thanks for sharing the story, and watching!

I know I will never find one like that that myself, so I tought I would treat myself. Thanks for watching, and happy hunting!

Before municipal trash collection, people just dumped their garbage over the hill or in the river. Akron was the marble production capital of the world during the golden age of marbles. Many marbles were tossed out in the trash. On top of that, in those days, kids use to like slingshoting them in the river seeing them skip to the other side or make a great splash. What would make a better projectil for a slingshot other than a marble? Those are my main theories. Thanks for watching, and the comment!

Thanks, the Cuyahoga River will never run out of junk. Happy Hunting!

Thanks for the info, I really do appreciate it. Next time I feature the disks I find, I will have to update everyone on where they came from. I'm glad it wasn't someone thwarting the local metal detectorists. Thanks for commenting!

I'm glad you like the content. I'll keep trying to keep them coming. Thanks for watching, and your comment!

I always seem to walk away with a small antique marble collection. Very peaceful. Thanks for the comment, and Happy Hunting!

Thanks for watching, and the comment! Happy Hunting!

Thank you, I've been busy at work and have a backup of 4 videos in editing. Hoping to get them out over the next few weeks. Happy Hunting!

Not in this batch, but I know what you mean. From all my river adventures I've managed to find a small handful that glow under the UV. Thanks for watching, happy hunting!

I checked with my uv light just to be sure, not uranium, just a very rich aqua color. As for the marbles, one of my earlier videos featured a uranium marble under my black light. I haven't found many, just a handful. Thanks for watching, and happy hunting!

Ah, okay, always good to check, i find uranium glass shards on the beach from time to time in duluth.

Never heard of using egg shells. I'll have to try that. I got to get a tumbler first. The Jar Doctor online has some tumbling machines, or maybe I can make one. If you spend any amount of time in the Cuyahoga river, we're bound to cross paths. Thanks for watching and happy hunting!

I do metal detect and have some videos. The last video I made was about vashing in my gold. Thanks for watching, and the comment!

That's a great idea, I have a few more I found in the river. I'll send them all. It might make a great video to record the process. Thanks for watching, and your comment!

@@ohiosearcher8086 yeah, I agree.

The Akron area was the marble capital of the world during the golden age of marbles. In those days before public trash collection, people just dumped their garbage over the hill or in the river. Many marbles were thrown out with the trash and ended up in the river. Back then kids use to enjoy shooting the marbles with their slingshots into the river as it would make a great splash or skip across the river. Thanks for watching, anf the comment!

Crawdads prepared correctly, an almost unlimited source of food. They are all huge, I rarely see small ones. Thanks for watching, and the comment.

My favorite!

Thank you, when I detect, I like to illustrate the true monotony of metal detecting. It make finding the gold and silver all the more special. Thanks for watching, and happy hunting!

Good question, the day time is all family time, at night is my time, so on vacation I sleep about 4 hours a day. What a vacation. Thanks for watching, and the comment!

Yes, I do belive that the swiss flag is Christian bases. Thanks for watching, and the comment!

It's between 2 and 6 feet in most areas most of the time. During the rainy months, the water is high with low visability. The best time to be in the river is the end of August, begining of Setpember. Thanks for watching, and Happy Hunting!

Indeed, I wish I found some gold this time, but I had a blast. Thanks for watching, Happy Hunting!

Thanks for your concern. The price was consistent with othe buyers during the time frame I was selling. I wish I knew of a better place to cell. If you got a good guy, that's awsome.

@@ohiosearcher8086 I do understand But sometimes people need to break the monopoly so they are not the ones with the buying power.

@@DigginLouisiana There will be a next time, thanks again for the advice. Happy Hunting!

@@ohiosearcher8086 You're welcome

Thanks for watching and the comment!

I would never spend my regular money on something like that, but since it's detecting money, I decided to splurge. Always wanted one, very happy with the purchase. As always, thanks again for watching!

Thanks for watching. I mention restored teeth at the end while going over the guarantee from the seller. Happy Hunting.

Cool. I missed that part. I live in NE Ohio - Lakewood - we got hit by tornadoes, and I was one of the ones who lost their electricity, so the video cut out before I got to watch the rest of it lol. Our internet has been throttling for days. I'd love to add one of those Megaladon teeth to my collection. Happy hunting to you, too. You found some pretty cool stuff out there it looks like 👍

Horrible storm dumped alot of water. Rivers were way up. Should make for good river searching. Thanks again for commenting.

Now I need to figure out what to do with the rest of the money. Metal detecting and river searching is a very rewarding hobby. Thanks for watching my video!

I'm glad you enjoyed the video. Maybe one day I can find one myself. I'll have to get a scuba certification. Happy Hunting!

Indeed!

Thank you, one day I hope to charter a dive and find one myself. Thanks for watching, and your comment!

Never leave home without it. Thanks for watching, Happy Hunting!

Thanks for watching, and the comment!

@@mbh0422 absolutely! Catch and release. Thanks for watching!

You have lived the dream. You remind me of Aquachigger, the channel that inspired me to search and detect. Virginia is prime location for treasure and relic hunting. Thanks for watching, and sharing your experience.

Those images sum up the video. Thanks for watching, and Happy Hunting!

@@ohiosearcher8086 Indeed

Thanks you for leaving comments on so many of my videos, it helps the algorithm. Happy Hunting!

Odd to find so many different coins. Metal detecting is like that sometimes. Happy Hunting!

That makes sense given the subject matter. Thanks for watching, and the comment!

Mister clean magic eraser is best. I make my own tools out of hangers with a little bit of scotchbrit pads on the end. Some scotchbrit might be to abrasive so be carful. If your all in you can use a bottle turning drum with small bits of copper. Checkout jar doctor online. Happy Hunting!

Thank you, they had a blast.

@@bruceritchie4382 Thank you, and happy hunting!

@@michaelstanick got to love it, no better hobby!

Yes indeed, the Cuyahoga River has much to see, very historic. I'm glad you liked the video. Thanks for watching, and the comment!

Yes, better times in our history, but much hope for the future.

That's solid advice!

That's what my wife keeps telling me. Thanks for watching!

Thanks, I'm glad you enjoyed my video. Happy Hunting!

Of course

Yes indeed, next video will be detecting!

Yes indeed, my wires were crossed on that on. Thanks, and Happy Hunting!